December 21, 1883 (4 pages)

paemary : oo Publisved Dall, Mondays Except, — Nevada County Oficial Press, Ou Saturday afternoon Captain Cox ‘Mle Rend the Papers, M¢ Dia. was visited in the City Prison by an old friend, who offered to give him $150 to assist in hie defense. He deass" clined to accept it. . A nterin the af-, ternoog & stranger-c Hedapon him and offered hign $200,-aud before he One of the cute old fellows: ‘Be tyou a reporter?” asked a Cape Cod man of a Boston Globe scribe whom he saw writitig’ i in a SGOk at the Old [eoteny Depot. ‘‘¥es,” was the reply. Well, I'v just. had # narrow FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1883. had time to decline the man ran off escape. Just before I got, here: a .and left the money, He said it came chap came through the car with a from « friend who did not desire to ring filled with checks and wanted sedenepaisies 50 cents in advance to deliver my Cotoxet Vinas, one of the most influential Democratic. leaders in Wisconsiu, says that if his party were to nomitiate ‘Tiided'and the Republicaps Afthur, (there would bel p of be prettiest races ever seen ip ry, with the chances of t stig¢ce levenly balaticed. —+4e— ComrPLaint ié* beer is being adulterated with comets, made that some . ~ The failure of the Tidings to refer ’ to the.fact that Nevada. county has been a loser during the past two years to the extent of perhaps $2,000 by the Assessor of Placer ‘county skipping over this side of the line and collecting the taxes at Crystal * Lake quarries, is hard to account for . after t papers noigy and senga. tional whoop-up to the effect that it ia the only and unrivalled daily . it newspaper in the county that takes & proper interest in the way the taxpayers’ financial welfare is looked after. Can it be possible that our "contemporary knew all about this particular crookedness long ago, and in order to divert public attention from it began to beat the bush in the direction of such small game as justices of the peace and constables ? It ie hard to believe that so experi“enced end astute # journalist as is at the head of the Tidings can see nothing that merits condemnation in this piece of business, by which the treasury ofjour county has met with sach a heavy and perhaps irretriev-able loss, ee The Cox Family's Poverty Speaking of the Cox-McLaughlin case, the Report says: The distress of the Cox family was the direst. of all distress—-the distress of those who are vdor but proud; who suffer and make no sign; and ‘all, of whose suffering is due to ernel injustice and flagrant wrong. But the delicately reared Southern wife fad a good Southern heart inher, and the spirit of their father and mother was) in the children, and they held their heads well up. Though there might be pinching at home, there wag no complaining abroad; and they moved iu San Francisco's best society in the gowns they had made themselves, more respected than nine-tenths of those who make the fortunes of modiates. It was a long and bitter struggle, relation of which is enongh. to . bring tears to the eyes; woud the glory of it was that so few knew. it. Only the most intimate friends of the Cox family knew that they astfffered; but it is likely to all come out now, and itis to be hoped it will. Cox is not likely to want for defenders, if he needs any. Dan Voorhees has telegraphed offering to come out here and defend him and numerous other proffers of assistance have come from old comrades in the East, baggage here, but he didn’t catch to waken. jhowed that, with = perfettly healthy ‘man, sluniber during the fi-st hoor quarter the depth of sleep, increases rapidly:and reaches its maximum at one and three-quarters hour. slumber then lightens gradually, rapidly after five and a half hours ‘of . j repose, after proceeds, usual exertion produced marked irregularities, boss wife without intimating that he is henpecked. STANLY A, fDDY. RKCTOR BROS. ‘How Deep sicep ts. * Ingenious experiments very light, after an hour and a ' The r which gradual awaking Imperfect health or unoe . A MAN may say he has got the RUTEL AXRIVALS. . —_—0— 4 4 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. ~ Dee. 19, 1883. City, do I. J. Rolfe, J. Caldwell, Dr. Harris, do Dr. Jones, do G. A. Nihell, do ° H, Pichoir, . San Francisco, H, C. Meiller, French Corral, J. F. Jada, Grass Valley, _ JH. Finle Sacramento, . Mrs. J. MBean, Washington. 5. G. Potts, . do . W. A. Porter, Truckee, Miss F. Conn, San Jue, H.A. Brigham, Bloomtield, W.H. Radford, doJ. G. J. , 4 8. Goodwin, You Bet, A.@tyler, Graniteville, R. Davis, New York, Onion Hotel, «-Proprictors. ” Daa. 19, 1883. C. Sa-Paine, N. Columbia, J. Kilroy, Cherokee, D. Donovan, do 8. R. Sheff, Eu eka, R. D. Spelling, San Francisco. C. J. Cox & f., You Bet. D. E. Morgan ‘aw. +, City. H. Armer, San Francisco. F. Hirchfield, do N. Cc. Tully, Omeg: a. das, O’Brien, Reaaieiy ville. Hon. M. Biggs, Gridley. J. Treanor, San Juan. G, Lavigano, Salt Lake Citys Ed. Green, Virginia City. Jas. Woodburn, Sacramento J. Carcini, Italy. J. Martilli, Italy. W. T. Holland, City. L Gehrig, City. J. Whiting, City Pierre Joseph wes born April r2th, 1780, and is living to-day in San Francisco, A Type of Well-Preserved Manhood He has Smoked Tobacco every’ day since he was a Boy, but has been careful to select the’ PurE WEED. If YOU would live toa RIPE OLD AGE, Smoke good Cigars, which GIFFIN'S CIGAR FACTORY, Broad St,, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal ———o SPECIAL SOnS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Go With the Crowd to ‘Brand . . Brothers’ oe POR os HOLIDAY can always be had at C GOODS! your Uncle Ezra, The depth of sleep has been ‘ts those confidence chaps. novel siibject of investigation by two papers, I German physicians, working ‘upon the principle the depth of sleep is L ake fecezee tothe sound required . whichis not a bit red, and never . has been. . i our atural slops without morphine. . e . AUCTION! AUCTION!. AT. PUBLIC AUCTION, {Wednesday Evening lee 19 1883 ELOLIDAY STOCKS For Useful and Beautal Holiday tif PIONEER — FORNITD Fifty ‘Deiegns in Rattan and Willow FurSilk and Plush Ottomans. Bas All Brackets, Wall Pockets, Mirrors, Etc. Largest and best stock in Interior California. A la Stock of: Patent Metis Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Never gets water tiyht—The tomato-can tramp, SESS. CHILDREN 8 pictures taken instanteneously by Swarts, Nevada City. I’m too sharp for I reads the do.” —Ex, A Sr. -_— Pom Lovis ‘editor has a nose InvaLt mothers, weak. chi'dren, nervous and fretful infants are benefitted by using Brown’s Iron Bitters. Harmless but efficacious. Iw some parts of Kentucky water s used for drinking purposes, : A “Se . CASTORIA for Infants and Children. we ion par ch, Diarrhoea and Casters ivan == ‘When ine >Hi tote ‘What cures their colic, eesti Hat Costoriat adapted to Chiron at 4 Anouke; M: De 5 IMENT—anrabsolute cure for;Rheuma* Galls, &c~ The most Powerful ana: Penean dling Matholy Laswatenan I. WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS FOR WHAT THEY WILL BRING, COMMENCING] And will continue the'sale every evening eee the Holidays, at EMILROSENTHAL’S e Tnietje & Brand, other Store in the State. : CITY WHERE YOU CAN GET RELIABLE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, EYECLASSES, &C. tice. Orders from the country promptly filled? Please send them in as : BIGGER a BETTER STOCK THAN EVER arm ——_9—— —‘No Sindy!) No Bankrupt Stock ! NoAuction. Goods ! We have our principal lines of Goods. ° MANUFACTURED TO ORDER FOR OUR own TRADE, BROAD sTREET. Above Pine, Nevada City. poe (rae ae We offer to the public the Largest and most beat tiful Stock of i IMPORTED And Home Made Holiday Goods ' Ever presented to the: people of this county. The stock eoxitieiedis i0old and Silver Watehes, Chains, Ladics’ Setv, Bracelets, Breast Pins, Shawl Pins, Rings, Bangles, Charms, ETC., ETC., ETC, Beautifully Set in Dian, Emeralds, Rabies, Tarquois. Gairnsts, nth Sapphires, Quartz and other Precious Stones. _ ALSO, PETRIFIED WOOD JEWELRY. —_——o—_—— Fine Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Of Late Styles, Just Received. ° And Our Célboriers Can Depend on Getting their Money's Worth in respect to quality. ——+00 — + We are the Only Dealers in this yart Oi the State who manufactire ‘Gani sp clally for their customers, “Therefore i it stands to reason that WE CAN SELL AT To-w7rex rices Y THAN THOSE DEALERS WHO HAVE TO PAY BOTH man. FACTUREGS’ AND WHOLESALERS’ PROFITS BEFORE THEY GET THEIR GoO2S INTO THEIR STORES, HYMAN BROS. 7 Murray St. New York. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, HYMAN BROS., 216, 218 Cal. St, San Francisco. Everything in our store is warranted as ) Leprrsented, Vv o male HOME-MADE JEWELRY A SPECIALTY ! Which we guarantee 18 earats fine; —0o———--— We are selling our beautiful stock Cheaper than any THIS: !S8 THE ONLY PLACE IN-NEVADA AND * Copne® Broad and Pine ‘Streets, Nevadac ity. All can be accommodated for Cash or no Cash at Caner Ss. Engraving done free. Jewelry of all kinds made to order at short no. arly as possible. Commercial Street. Where ean be foynd one of the best selected Of Toys, Novelties, Confevtionery, Nuts, te,, BROUGHT TO THE MARKET THIS SEASON. F. G. GUILD, Auctioneer. Go TO THE E SPORE. niture. Chairs, Patent Rockers. inds Picture Frames to Order. Baby Carriage es, 50 Styles to Select from. Parlor Sets, Bedroom Sets. Carpets of "All Kinds. ‘AND EVERYTHIKG ELSE IN MY LINE, Everything sold at as low prices as in San Francisca or Sacramento, with the freight added. SUKEEORTH Commercial St., Nevada ‘City. Mound Drag Store, ‘orner Broad and Piné 8Sts., Nevada City WALTER’ D. VINTONeo. " Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrots,~ Toilet Articles of all kinds scat Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggest, sac i aie PURITY _ guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE ‘BEST IRE INSURANCE’ COMPANIES EXTANT. IMPERIAL, LONDON. NORTHERN AND QUEEN e LIVERPOOL LONDGN AND CVOBE, 4 H W ‘S}00 €7 ‘palspuneyun ‘syys ay W W i 00 TIS ‘sra120jWOD pag yore ff ‘sioyuelg o1q A F-O1 "S}09 G-] JG ‘syyeraa~ Aara “W280 SJu9d YE ‘ssamerq] pur syrysiopuyg oULey. sud A mn d 100 FATE SHOE MARAT WIND ALA HAS HUD . ApS yonayaeg ye ase Ayan anog. ‘ Tun i ' é ne etdoeg sow] privy esoyy, 06$ 03 peonper 6 Aysaw0} ‘s1INg dIIUISSe-) oul, Sua “OBS 03 Gf wo. ‘yoo1,7 pue yoeS ‘symg ssorq onbig sua _ “J][$ oa peonpas €]§ Ajsoursoy ‘sing asowisse> aul.y suo » * : ; (YaLAVIAAA NQLLONGAA OL dourans) : IOV LT PCONP2w Surar0ories OU} 3 PIOP Cc{ TIF44 UOFTAA. ‘syandy; pm 7 fy 9NIHLON9 INid .SAOS ONY SHINOA ‘SAW E *HU0) G) ‘syjersac Aavayzy @ I$ ‘perpunejun ‘sinyg ‘ayy SpUTY . e JO TUNO. ] Slog e1 WAOUY Jaa] stoNoNpeH \sae14 84 SAME USSO on tO WSeO ‘dh 9§ wouy ‘syear0aG sua “SIS 02 paonpas 6% Ajsaui0} ‘sting saaveg sud §$ ‘sioyurlg eusopyeD ostyy b-11 LIS 01 peanpas Zs AjJOWIOF ‘SING SB1oUtIsse> UI] sUsTy "yora & ‘sjoyuefg Awe omy $-11 8 S}By ‘seoyg ‘s}oog ‘spoor Surys pared e Gf ]¢ pur Jf ‘siomerq pure swiys sapug jauuryy Aor sua ‘somes pure siiys japuy) jouurl,] uoques sua fo : ‘g,t0dsugy ‘HI #8 YStH on ZO qsep IOJ kng wep Undershirts and Drawers at Only HaiatyFive Cents Each, at Galton’ < ‘ Sarsrsw oO =r “dle ~ 4 fyore ‘syuaa ge is . HAUASMN LOOHLIM ATVS Lvazo! "A119 VOVAIN “S137418 WIOHAWWOD ONY 3NId waNHO cern & ry iy SO 4 Men's Pure Gum Rubber Boots, $4 ak Casper" S.

paemary : oo Publisved Dall, Mondays Except, — Nevada County Oficial Press, Ou Saturday afternoon Captain Cox ‘Mle Rend the Papers, M¢ Dia. was visited in the City Prison by an old friend, who offered to give him $150 to assist in hie defense. He deass" clined to accept it. . A nterin the af-, ternoog & stranger-c Hedapon him and offered hign $200,-aud before he One of the cute old fellows: ‘Be tyou a reporter?” asked a Cape Cod man of a Boston Globe scribe whom he saw writitig’ i in a SGOk at the Old [eoteny Depot. ‘‘¥es,” was the reply. Well, I'v just. had # narrow FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1883. had time to decline the man ran off escape. Just before I got, here: a .and left the money, He said it came chap came through the car with a from « friend who did not desire to ring filled with checks and wanted sedenepaisies 50 cents in advance to deliver my Cotoxet Vinas, one of the most influential Democratic. leaders in Wisconsiu, says that if his party were to nomitiate ‘Tiided'and the Republicaps Afthur, (there would bel p of be prettiest races ever seen ip ry, with the chances of t stig¢ce levenly balaticed. —+4e— ComrPLaint ié* beer is being adulterated with comets, made that some . ~ The failure of the Tidings to refer ’ to the.fact that Nevada. county has been a loser during the past two years to the extent of perhaps $2,000 by the Assessor of Placer ‘county skipping over this side of the line and collecting the taxes at Crystal * Lake quarries, is hard to account for . after t papers noigy and senga. tional whoop-up to the effect that it ia the only and unrivalled daily . it newspaper in the county that takes & proper interest in the way the taxpayers’ financial welfare is looked after. Can it be possible that our "contemporary knew all about this particular crookedness long ago, and in order to divert public attention from it began to beat the bush in the direction of such small game as justices of the peace and constables ? It ie hard to believe that so experi“enced end astute # journalist as is at the head of the Tidings can see nothing that merits condemnation in this piece of business, by which the treasury ofjour county has met with sach a heavy and perhaps irretriev-able loss, ee The Cox Family's Poverty Speaking of the Cox-McLaughlin case, the Report says: The distress of the Cox family was the direst. of all distress—-the distress of those who are vdor but proud; who suffer and make no sign; and ‘all, of whose suffering is due to ernel injustice and flagrant wrong. But the delicately reared Southern wife fad a good Southern heart inher, and the spirit of their father and mother was) in the children, and they held their heads well up. Though there might be pinching at home, there wag no complaining abroad; and they moved iu San Francisco's best society in the gowns they had made themselves, more respected than nine-tenths of those who make the fortunes of modiates. It was a long and bitter struggle, relation of which is enongh. to . bring tears to the eyes; woud the glory of it was that so few knew. it. Only the most intimate friends of the Cox family knew that they astfffered; but it is likely to all come out now, and itis to be hoped it will. Cox is not likely to want for defenders, if he needs any. Dan Voorhees has telegraphed offering to come out here and defend him and numerous other proffers of assistance have come from old comrades in the East, baggage here, but he didn’t catch to waken. jhowed that, with = perfettly healthy ‘man, sluniber during the fi-st hoor quarter the depth of sleep, increases rapidly:and reaches its maximum at one and three-quarters hour. slumber then lightens gradually, rapidly after five and a half hours ‘of . j repose, after proceeds, usual exertion produced marked irregularities, boss wife without intimating that he is henpecked. STANLY A, fDDY. RKCTOR BROS. ‘How Deep sicep ts. * Ingenious experiments very light, after an hour and a ' The r which gradual awaking Imperfect health or unoe . A MAN may say he has got the RUTEL AXRIVALS. . —_—0— 4 4 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. ~ Dee. 19, 1883. City, do I. J. Rolfe, J. Caldwell, Dr. Harris, do Dr. Jones, do G. A. Nihell, do ° H, Pichoir, . San Francisco, H, C. Meiller, French Corral, J. F. Jada, Grass Valley, _ JH. Finle Sacramento, . Mrs. J. MBean, Washington. 5. G. Potts, . do . W. A. Porter, Truckee, Miss F. Conn, San Jue, H.A. Brigham, Bloomtield, W.H. Radford, doJ. G. J. , 4 8. Goodwin, You Bet, A.@tyler, Graniteville, R. Davis, New York, Onion Hotel, «-Proprictors. ” Daa. 19, 1883. C. Sa-Paine, N. Columbia, J. Kilroy, Cherokee, D. Donovan, do 8. R. Sheff, Eu eka, R. D. Spelling, San Francisco. C. J. Cox & f., You Bet. D. E. Morgan ‘aw. +, City. H. Armer, San Francisco. F. Hirchfield, do N. Cc. Tully, Omeg: a. das, O’Brien, Reaaieiy ville. Hon. M. Biggs, Gridley. J. Treanor, San Juan. G, Lavigano, Salt Lake Citys Ed. Green, Virginia City. Jas. Woodburn, Sacramento J. Carcini, Italy. J. Martilli, Italy. W. T. Holland, City. L Gehrig, City. J. Whiting, City Pierre Joseph wes born April r2th, 1780, and is living to-day in San Francisco, A Type of Well-Preserved Manhood He has Smoked Tobacco every’ day since he was a Boy, but has been careful to select the’ PurE WEED. If YOU would live toa RIPE OLD AGE, Smoke good Cigars, which GIFFIN'S CIGAR FACTORY, Broad St,, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal ———o SPECIAL SOnS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Go With the Crowd to ‘Brand . . Brothers’ oe POR os HOLIDAY can always be had at C GOODS! your Uncle Ezra, The depth of sleep has been ‘ts those confidence chaps. novel siibject of investigation by two papers, I German physicians, working ‘upon the principle the depth of sleep is L ake fecezee tothe sound required . whichis not a bit red, and never . has been. . i our atural slops without morphine. . e . AUCTION! AUCTION!. AT. PUBLIC AUCTION, {Wednesday Evening lee 19 1883 ELOLIDAY STOCKS

For Useful and Beautal Holiday tif PIONEER — FORNITD Fifty ‘Deiegns in Rattan and Willow FurSilk and Plush Ottomans. Bas All Brackets, Wall Pockets, Mirrors, Etc. Largest and best stock in Interior California. A la Stock of: Patent Metis Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Never gets water tiyht—The tomato-can tramp, SESS.. CHILDREN 8 pictures taken instanteneously by Swarts, Nevada City. I’m too sharp for I reads the do.” —Ex, A Sr. -_— Pom Lovis ‘editor has a nose InvaLt mothers, weak. chi'dren, nervous and fretful infants are benefitted by using Brown’s Iron Bitters.. Harmless but efficacious. Iw some parts of Kentucky water s used for drinking purposes, : A “Se . CASTORIA for Infants and Children. we ion par ch, Diarrhoea and Casters ivan == ‘When ine >Hi tote ‘What cures their colic, eesti Hat Costoriat adapted to Chiron at 4 Anouke; M: De 5 IMENT—anrabsolute cure for;Rheuma* Galls, &c~ The most Powerful ana: Penean dling Matholy Laswatenan I. WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS FOR WHAT THEY WILL BRING, COMMENCING] And will continue the'sale every evening eee the Holidays, at EMILROSENTHAL’S e Tnietje & Brand, other Store in the State. : CITY WHERE YOU CAN GET RELIABLE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, EYECLASSES, &C. tice. Orders from the country promptly filled? Please send them in as : BIGGER a BETTER STOCK THAN EVER arm ——_9—— —‘No Sindy!) No Bankrupt Stock ! NoAuction. Goods ! We have our principal lines of Goods. ° MANUFACTURED TO ORDER FOR OUR own TRADE, BROAD sTREET. Above Pine, Nevada City. poe (rae ae We offer to the public the Largest and most beat tiful Stock of i IMPORTED And Home Made Holiday Goods ' Ever presented to the: people of this county. The stock eoxitieiedis i0old and Silver Watehes, Chains, Ladics’ Setv, Bracelets, Breast Pins, Shawl Pins, Rings, Bangles, Charms, ETC., ETC., ETC, Beautifully Set in Dian, Emeralds, Rabies, Tarquois. Gairnsts, nth Sapphires, Quartz and other Precious Stones. _ ALSO, PETRIFIED WOOD JEWELRY. —_——o—_—— Fine Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Of Late Styles, Just Received. ° And Our Célboriers Can Depend on Getting their Money's Worth in respect to quality. ——+00 — + We are the Only Dealers in this yart Oi the State who manufactire ‘Gani sp clally for their customers, “Therefore i it stands to reason that WE CAN SELL AT To-w7rex rices Y THAN THOSE DEALERS WHO HAVE TO PAY BOTH man. FACTUREGS’ AND WHOLESALERS’ PROFITS BEFORE THEY GET THEIR GoO2S INTO THEIR STORES, HYMAN BROS. 7 Murray St. New York. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, HYMAN BROS., 216, 218 Cal. St, San Francisco. Everything in our store is warranted as ) Leprrsented, Vv o male HOME-MADE JEWELRY A SPECIALTY ! Which we guarantee 18 earats fine; —0o———--— We are selling our beautiful stock Cheaper than any THIS: !S8 THE ONLY PLACE IN-NEVADA AND * Copne® Broad and Pine ‘Streets, Nevadac ity. All can be accommodated for Cash or no Cash at Caner Ss. Engraving done free. Jewelry of all kinds made to order at short no. arly as possible. Commercial Street. Where ean be foynd one of the best selected Of Toys, Novelties, Confevtionery, Nuts, te,, BROUGHT TO THE MARKET THIS SEASON. F. G. GUILD, Auctioneer. Go TO THE E SPORE. niture. Chairs, Patent Rockers. inds Picture Frames to Order. Baby Carriage es, 50 Styles to Select from. Parlor Sets, Bedroom Sets. Carpets of "All Kinds. ‘AND EVERYTHIKG ELSE IN MY LINE, Everything sold at as low prices as in San Francisca or Sacramento, with the freight added. SUKEEORTH Commercial St., Nevada ‘City. Mound Drag Store, ‘orner Broad and Piné 8Sts., Nevada City WALTER’ D. VINTONeo. " Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrots,~ Toilet Articles of all kinds scat Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggest, sac i aie PURITY _ guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE ‘BEST IRE INSURANCE’ COMPANIES EXTANT. IMPERIAL, LONDON. NORTHERN AND QUEEN e LIVERPOOL LONDGN AND CVOBE, 4 H W ‘S}00 €7 ‘palspuneyun ‘syys ay W W i 00 TIS ‘sra120jWOD pag yore ff ‘sioyuelg o1q A F-O1 "S}09 G-] JG ‘syyeraa~ Aara “W280 SJu9d YE ‘ssamerq] pur syrysiopuyg oULey. sud A mn d 100 FATE SHOE MARAT WIND ALA HAS HUD . ApS yonayaeg ye ase Ayan anog. ‘ Tun i ' é ne etdoeg sow] privy esoyy, 06$ 03 peonper 6 Aysaw0} ‘s1INg dIIUISSe-) oul, Sua “OBS 03 Gf wo. ‘yoo1,7 pue yoeS ‘symg ssorq onbig sua _ “J][$ oa peonpas €]§ Ajsoursoy ‘sing asowisse> aul.y suo » * : ; (YaLAVIAAA NQLLONGAA OL dourans) : IOV LT PCONP2w Surar0ories OU} 3 PIOP Cc{ TIF44 UOFTAA. ‘syandy; pm 7 fy 9NIHLON9 INid .SAOS ONY SHINOA ‘SAW E *HU0) G) ‘syjersac Aavayzy @ I$ ‘perpunejun ‘sinyg ‘ayy SpUTY . e JO TUNO. ] Slog e1 WAOUY Jaa] stoNoNpeH \sae14 84 SAME USSO on tO WSeO ‘dh 9§ wouy ‘syear0aG sua “SIS 02 paonpas 6% Ajsaui0} ‘sting saaveg sud §$ ‘sioyurlg eusopyeD ostyy b-11 LIS 01 peanpas Zs AjJOWIOF ‘SING SB1oUtIsse> UI] sUsTy "yora & ‘sjoyuefg Awe omy $-11 8 S}By ‘seoyg ‘s}oog ‘spoor Surys pared e Gf ]¢ pur Jf ‘siomerq pure swiys sapug jauuryy Aor sua ‘somes pure siiys japuy) jouurl,] uoques sua fo : ‘g,t0dsugy ‘HI #8 YStH on ZO qsep IOJ kng wep Undershirts and Drawers at Only HaiatyFive Cents Each, at Galton’ < ‘ Sarsrsw oO =r “dle ~ 4 fyore ‘syuaa ge is . HAUASMN LOOHLIM ATVS Lvazo! "A119 VOVAIN “S137418 WIOHAWWOD ONY 3NId waNHO cern & ry iy SO 4 Men's Pure Gum Rubber Boots, $4 ak Casper" S.